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TWO MEN KILLED.
A Landslide Causes n Serious Accident on
tho O. b +. Road. ~ "

Tii tho O. 4 r. Road. =, y!
Special Dt,paich 10 hs Inielligener. <. y. ~
sTEuhENvILLE, O., Nov. 2O.-Thia morn.
Ing at Q o'clock an accident occurred on
the 0. & P. road in tho cut lat iAllkanna,
one mile above this city, by which two
men were killed and several injured. "a
construction train, which left Wellsvllle
With twenty-five carpenters and a number
Of cars, loaded with lumber and other ma.
terial for rebuilding the depot burned a!
Bsllairs last week, ran into q pile oil rocks
and dirt, which had fallen from the hill.
side during the night. As the train was
going at a high rate OF speed the engine
and six cara were piled into one heap and
badly damaged. Engineer P. E. John.
son and Brakeman Hugh Niles were taken
from the wreck dead and fireman Jsmeu
Russell seriously Injured. Several others
were injured, but not seriously. The
killed and injured oil reside in Wells.
vile. Il 10 customary to have watch.
man in the cut, but as trains are not run
on Sunday he was not on duty. yi' h
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SUPPOSED FoRGEN ARREsrEp.

49,
APNrkersbnrg insurance Man who Is Want.
ed In Washington for Serious orsnue
Special Dipatch TO the Ente1lt0encer. Js,
PARksRssuRa, W. Va, Nov. 2O.-JoBeph
A. schmitz, was arrested here tonight by
Chief of Police Mehon upon the charge Of
forgery and embezzlement, telegraphed
by the chief Of the Metropolitan Police,
Washington, D. @. schmitz came here
about three wseks ago from Columbus,
Ohio. He is q young man about 80 years
Of age, splendidly educated, speaks several
languages, is good looking and was an
officer in the German army. 1t may be a
case of miatakon identity but be looks
exactly like the picture Of Joseph Van.
Buren,, who is wanted on the above charge,
and fills the description in every way,
even to a scar. on tho back of his neck,
He was employed as bookkeeper in an in.
surance Office here. Oticers will be here
from Washington tomorrow to identity
him. IN - a u, l5si y y El4s3 stsI5,.l.I
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THE New York Times went to the ex.
pense of getting by cable the full text Of
swinburne'Stragic poem, "Locrine," max
ing O little cablegram Of $4,000 words.
Two cable companies were each FIVE hours
transmitting it. Sundry Of the contempo-
rariss OF the Times sre discussing the prac.
tical value OF transmitting at all matter
Of this kind. The answer depends upon
the point Of view. aa a
There were doubtless readers OF the
Times who preferred "Locrino" to any
thing they had fof breakfast thatmorning.
The readers OF the Police Gazette would
have thrown down their. favorite news
paper in disgust if 1t had wasted 80 much
as ten lines on "Locrine."'. Tsstes vary
and enterprise seeks various chennels to
exploit itaelf. The Times certainly de-
serves tho credit OF having accomplished
novel feat ct great cost.
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InEY WANT Il BLOOD ( Q, B.
Jersey Annrchists Threaten to blow Up
4 ~ g Everythinr and Evor, boz n

Jersey Anarchlsts Threaten to BLOW IN
Everything and Ever, body.
NEwARK, N. ~, Nov. l0.--Captaln
Ohafleu Gloria, Of the Fourth police pre-.
clnct, who last Sunday complained Of Ed .y
Williams, for keeping q dIaorderly house.
In. that he, Williams, allowed q meeting Of
Anarchlsts In his place last Sunday, to-day
received the following letter, written In
German j: .8Ss An
ClTY OF NEWARK, Nov. Is, ,sAI
CArrAIN, lA:-Your Last dayyrs,S Va have hI,v !,
come; we, the American Nihilists Of
thus ill'governed city, have resolved that
YOU ana your aids-the enemies OF the
working class, the E1cise Commission
she eapltaliatic prees. the Jay Goulds and
mpnopollsta,have only short time left;
geiore We end their miserable existence
ihat Your bloodhounds have murdered
our good comrades and defenders Of the
working classes In Chicago has strenplh-
eneo our cause, for you can murder and
hang us ali, but you can't murder and
hang the great principles OF anarchy, \ Be-
iore we die our enemiea will find that ;
they have Thousands OF determined men
ana women to deal with, who will not
stop OF turn until they have rid this 7city.f
With the aid Of few bombs, OF this CAPT.
tallatic vermin. 81 - = sf Z b
I'VE will blow you and your box which
you call prison go high In the air that !
notnlng more will ever be seen Of Won II
This 10 no free country we will make It I
Tree by force Of bombs and blood. IA We
warn you not to interfere with our meet.
ings again, because bombs are 9easily
th1own and have great strength. You are /
tue nrst upon whom we seek revenge. \,
Beware, your life is brief. (SIpned by lie I
blood OF the committee !Ef94s n j55ss;FS
LIE CoAMlrTER AMERICAN NiHILlsTs. Il
], When questioned about the above Ospt.S
alosla said the moment movement was
made against any one he would arrest all (
the Anarchiats in the city. Williamg had !
ms place open to-day, but was not selling
beert It 10 probable that another meetin9
Of the Anarchists will be held there to-
a New York dispatch says: "a number
o. Anarchists, among whom was Johann
Most. gathered at their headquarters to-;
nlRnt ior the purpose OF holding meet. 8
ing' but fearing the police and seeing that (
the reporters were watching them thew I
gaVeltup. One OF their number assaulted
representative Of a newspaper and wass
af1eated. He gave the name of Earnest 4
Koening, machinist. He threw away a :
box OF cartridges after his arrest, but they
were alterward found by the police. ...s
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Arrested for Forgery,

epectd D1Epdlch 70 lAk IHltlll0tHceT. = ~
q CLARKsnuRa, W. Va, Nov. 2O.-Andy
Duty was arreated yesterday at West
Union, for forgery. He signed his father.
in-law's name to a note for $50, which be
traded to Judge Chapman Stewart. The
tather-in-lRw (Butler Bond) swore that
bis name was forged. Duty was brought
here last night and lodged in prison, the
Doddrdge county Jail not being sub.
stantial structure. The prisoner has been
in trouble several times before. - =
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AFevery yict,m

I, oisclsSsArI, Nov. 2O.-Mrs. Harry Wei.
don, DC wife Of the sporting editor Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was. buried at Cir
cleyiile, Ohio, to-day, while her husband
VINO Is convalesing slowly from an attack.
OF typhoid fever Is lying at his home here
unconscious of her ) DEATH Mrs, w eldon
nad nursed her husband back to life, when
the y 9, ieyer attacked her and she died yes
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/ NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
Homo Observation-Disclosures Escape Of q
NrH|G. HE NIiniAterba -Fnriiv =, II.

IE-T Minister's Family. ~
FiSDLAY, O., Nov. 2o.-Friday night an
explosion Of natural gas at Carey caused
tho total demolition ( Of the parsonage Of
the Evangelical church, a two.story frsme
structure occupied by the minister, Rev.
j.. Rifle, and the seriouu injury Of him
aelf and family. Mr.. Rife discovered that
the natural gas with which his house was
heated andlighted was leaking, and went
into the collar and struck a match to In
veetigate, and was instantly met by most
terrific explosion, which threw him
through the cellar window and completely
wrecked and demolished the house, setting
1t on 6le and burning itwith, all its con.
tents within q few minutes. = The force OF
tho explosion was 90 great that Mrs. Rife
and her two children, with the roof Of the
house, were thrown across the street and
upon the opposite pavement, whore they
we're Joined by the husband and father,
whose clothing was noarly all stripped
from bis person, and whose inj uries in, the
way Of ,burnD and bruises were most &c.
were, but not necessarily fatal. III ;sE
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Little Damage Don o,

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. q. O.-None Of the YES. g,a :
aels that have come in here arc badly dis.
abled, The schooner Lake Forest lost her
canvass and deck load, and similar mia.
hsps betel the eteam barge Hilton. * The
eteamship Clyde was badly used up and
her cargo was ehiited Il : :,
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" 1-r.t.I. .a.H# asHaFr rrHfr'
A Ptttkburph Trapstlv.

P1rrsnuRaH, Nov. 2O.-shortly after 9
o'clock this evening P. A. Stout, a stucco
worker, living on Pike street, Allegheny,
shot his con Adolph through the back and
then attempted suicide. Adolph died
almost instantly. The cauBe Of the trag-
edy was domestic troubles. Stout and bis
wife frequently quarrsled, and tho son
tAdolph, it is said, took his mothers part,
Stout wGs arreSted and 10 now In jsil, ,#E
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Nor tho least instructive fact in connsc:
tion with the terrible shipwreck reported
this morning Is, that when the lifeboats
we're needed but two Of them were availa.
bic. The practice Of the average nteam.
ship ucems to bs to regard the lifeboat aa
something that will never be needed. 4
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THOUSANDS FOR CaURcHFs. ms

Ane ana Methodists Appropriate Large Sum to
% Assist si Feeble Gong atlons. ~
Y *lf,HH"lLAlDElLrH1A, l,H" 1l'llLrpH1A Nov. 2O.-The General
Committee on Methodist Church E1tsn..:;
sion completed itslabor for the year ester.
day. The chief business Of the committee
y, was the fixing Of the apportionmieelnrlt; 81
amounta to be asked from the several col con. j.
ierences nextyear and amounts authorized
to be given for the relief Of churches with-i
In each conference limit. s''s J:
Ihls came up. on the report Of the Com
m1ttee on Apportionment, which present.
ed the schedule asking for the total;
amount OF $2S7, 15O ior the year. The re-5
port WAS adopted. ..i,ll7f
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 2o.-William Rex,
confectioner, Pearl street, this city, long q
sufferer from Ill health and dependent:
from business reyerses, committed suicide:
to-day by shooting himself through the
head. He was in bed tat the time, and:
pulled the bedclothes over his head be-
lore firing the fatal shot. \ He was 05 years
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ouatom House Inspe otors s 1ndictcd. lie t,,I .

ouAtom House Inspectors Indicted. &, |,3S
BAN Francisco, Nov. 1e.-The United;
States grand jury has found indictments
against Custom Inspectors VIM. U e
Boyd and Ferdinand D. Ciprio and AZ
other Inspectors, for illegally aiding and
aoetnng the landing in the United States
OF certain Chinese persons. The charges
.: sre conspiracy and Issuing Of forged GER
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TIE NORTHWEST GALES. I.
fears Entertained FOR. the Safety OF a Pas
- Bsnger Vessel on the Ink. 49,

Fears Entertained for. the, Safety OF a Pal.
senger Vessel on the Lake.
AsHLAND, Wis, Nov. 2O.-A terrible
northwest gale accompanied by a binding
snow storm has been raging furlously: all
day. Much anxiety is felt for the safety
Of the passenger propeller City Of Duluth,
Of Chicago. She left Hancock yesterday
for this port with a cargo Of merchandise
and although she was due early this
she has not arrived. There Is no
port between Ashland and Hancock where
she could run in for shelter, and rs the
route Is atrewn with rockH there arc fears
expressed that she may have been.wrecked.
However, tho propeller is a staunch 7yss.
sci and ahe may pull safely through, sI
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No Riot in Lvnd on Y,,,, 81, :, ~, J, Y:

10 -51 No Hlot IN London Yesterday, q
t,s LONDON, Nov. 15.-Ato 9 O'Clock ali was: va s !:
auiet in Trafalgar square, and no dig.8
tuIbance was reported at any point. SIt5
is 33 estimated i5 there e vera 5zi 40 Coo 4
persons present in tho vicinity Of TraiaI.a I
gsr square, 29@ @ ~ ~ Z l't'11afs
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P1TILESS FLAMES.
A Missouri Town Almost Completely who'd
sT Out-One Hundred Houses Bnrn.d 'tF,5iiI9

A Missouri Town Almost CompIetely wIn.,
out-one Hundred Houses Burned.
st. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-A special from Ne.
oaha, Mo-, Gays; The town OF CRANKY
iour miles from here, was wiped out by
hre to-day. The ccnaagration started in q
restaurant, and es high northwest wind
was blowing the flames swept through the
business portion Of the town in a few min.
utes. A call for aid was received mere.
and a portion Of the fire department. went
to the Hcsne. "oD' ~
About 100 stores and houaes were burned
and scorcs OF families are homeless, THE
temperature is near zsro and great suffer.
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ParkcrsburG to bo Well Lighted.

PARKERsxuRe, W. Va, Nov. 20.-A tele.
gram received here from Charleston says
tho Supreme Court Of Appeals dissolved
the injunction Of the Gas Company Of this
city against the Electric Light Company.
It ia complete victory for the Electric
Light Company. This means that Par
keraburg's streets will be lighted With the
Arc Electric Light, for which the people
have been clamoring, .'rIl., = - =
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WHAT n blnstering, beautiful day yes.
day was! The hil-Rurroundsd city Of
Wheeling 10 never more attractive than
when the kindly hand Of Heaven makes
her white with snow. b'l. .9l z
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DIED,

Sis' jSs5 DIED. ~ s5Ssy S,S
dALBRAIIH-on Sunday, November 20, st I IA
VI Ferry. TuoAAs GALHRArrH. 80; !"
Funeral services at The residence Of tho parent,
corner, Of Second and Carlisle streets, NJ 8 1
Martins Ferry, at u fip. M, on Tuesday, No.
vembes p, Intern ent at weoks'S cemetery
~ Friepda Of the family invited
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Tho Grown Prin CO,

y BERLIN, Noy. e. Doctors Dom ma. and
Dettwei'es have arrived q San Reno io.,rl Of
the $purpoHeS Of consulting with DoctorIis, 4,
AErauss and Bramann$ in regard to the
Vfown Princess condition. Il The Emperor
received MintaterS Won Boett cher at noon
to-day and aiterward had prolonged con.
ference with Bismarck; IA - -,
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Tho seversst Storm n Ye,r,., n, ~,

OnlcAao, Nov. 2O.-old sailors agree Il,
that the ntorm Saturday was tho most most So.
yero that has swept Lake Erie ia many ::
years. It was in such gale, the memo. mem;
1able one Of October, in which the Vernon
perished: The schooner Susie Chipman,
from Ludington, Mich, laden with lumber'
lost part OF her cargo, and time and egain
her crew had to resort to the life lines to
save themselves from a fate similar to
Gabrielson, o sailor who was swept into
the lake, y A11eo -.s'
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Irving Hail Dom crat. q, i, / pi,n,nd 81

NEW YoRE, Nov. 20.-As result Of the,
late election in this city it has been de-
clded to dissolve the Democratic faction
known as Irving Hall, and it's membea,r,aaf bars
will become identified with either Tam-{
many Hall or the County Democracy. .G'SsS,,33
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TIE Y. NJ. y. A. OF this city is not suH.
tanned as it should be. Tho whole com.
munity is benefited by the institution,
and there IRE few who canno. afford to
contribute something TO the cost Of main
Iot,,pn;k fr-F-.Ha1.H " fE=fr'lHl bt'fFg l.4+
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z A Colored Fiond Found Guilty.

Special Dltpdlch 10 he 7nloli1encer. N
PARrERsBuRs. W. Va, Nov. 2O.4The
jury in the case Of Sam Marshall, colored,
charged with criminal assault on Miea
Jennie Lumpkins, white, Of Williams.
town, has returned verdict of guilty.
with recommendation OF imprisonment.
He has not been sentenced, but bis term
cannot be less than seven years. 1t was
strong, clear case, but 1t would not JUS.
THY verdict OF hanging, as there was
some peculiar circumstances, :,
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The Register Ia under the misapprehen.
sion that no member OF liquor doaler's
family iB eligible to appointment on the
police force. The Register is frequently
the victim OF delusion. g.
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AT this time Of the year the Washing.
ton clearinghouse msrm rubs her hands
in gleeful anticipation Of the coming
tenderioot. y X 3 4.
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WHEN Mr.. Lamar goes on the Supreme
Bench he will wear his gown cut high in
the neck, to show his contempt for the
other sort Of thing. NV
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yerted into shape for burning. After
burning u pssses into the building at the
south end ior fnishing and packing, and
from the packing room will DO loaded into
cars on the track for shipment The I'D.
vantage Of this method Of handling Is ap.
nprenf ~ tE4tJT N I7I1f = : : 80
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Eastern Clubs In California. 4 I

San FaAsclscoJs Gall, Noy;., 2o.-Tba M
frat game here between Eastern 4 base "a ball
clubs vas played here today ,r.eesultino r.
tne I following score Chicago; Il; ;Phila.
dephia, 3. Attendance is ON, SSe' -, 50
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KENTUCKY has a towel 100 years old.
The pitcher that goea rarely to the well Is
in little danger OF being broken.
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Qlils dttttlellii;y!(lelll.t,=.. !. i
onloe. Mo-" as and ~ Fourteenth street.
ArEw days more, and we shall be COB
bling the gObblers. They come disguised
IA bena OF their kind. ;i x, 4. 4

Mn. CLkvELANp's Thanksgiving turkey
will be stuffed in part with some Of tho
bogus ballots from Virginia.
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THE NUMpRR Losr.

i
According to the latest statement there
were 2l0 persons on board the Scholten,
leaving 1872 drowned and miesing. The
first mate and fourth engineer have been
recognised among tho dead. Tho scholten
lies four miles from the admiralty pier.
Her masts are visible. She is in poaition
dangerous to navigation. A buoy and
lights have been placed at the wreck, q 4.
OF the crew the bodies Of Peter Steilbera.
chief mato, Duntt, second steward, and
Mrs. Hake, chief stewardess, have been
identified. The bodies are distorted, chow.
ing that death was caused by violence and
not by drowning. One Of those saved ia
Monte Colo, from Tyrol. 4 He states
that the scenes Of the sinking ship were
terrible. The steerage passengers, stricken
with terror, ran about the !. deck
In wild / confuslon, The Captain tried
his utmost to restore X order, n. but
without effect. The passengers rush.
ed for tho boats. :. 1t WAS with the great
est difficulty that the officers could keep
them from jumping into and sinking them.
Colo was in the water two hours. When
taken out he was greatly exhausted, owing
to the extreme cold and his efforts to
keep aaoat. After tho vessel sunk the
cries Of parsons in the water could be-
heard for long time in all directions. t'.'
George Moorse, q passenger, states that
when the crash occurred general rush
was made for the deck.f5s"I was told that
nothing serious had oceurred,n he SAYS,
shut I secured life belt. There vere
six English passengers on board the vessel.
and one Of these, q girl, asked US to keep
In group, that the English might 20
down together. ! was in the water a long
timo before being picked up. When the
Hcholten eauk the St1?iisy3 Z x 1fr
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.,YAt 3 meeting Of former parishionuverrlaT Of
"a. T. Mcdlynn Saturday night purse Of
$442 was made up for the Doctor, .;gsf .;sf, II
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APPALLING SCENES,

Among the bodies landed at Dover are
the following: A woman with letter ad.
dfessel Hurront, Brussels; q man with q
Letter addressed Koschnel, sandusky;
henrl Blanc, Of Ohio, the sole, cabin pas.
IN aINsnger; Friedman, merchant OF Kowal.
Ine other bodiea are mostly those Of fe.
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Slng through his sons coat sleeve. AT q
late hour tonight he had not been arrest.
90, Myerg and his vile have not been
Living together for several weeks. Il 55i7llsS
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CRIES WE'RE HrARTRsNp1Sa.

The captain Of the Ebro, the /. reaculng
vessel, behaved nobly. He had all bis
deck load Of timber thrown overheard,
and this iudicious act saved many lives.
Only two Of ssthe scholten's; boats were
lowered / tho Others could! not be got
adrift. / do not know whether this wss
due to- any fault on board. The vessel
listed over go much that all the boats
could not be dropped into the water. The
people rushed about In the greatest atate
Of excitement, all trying to get a place in
the two boats which had been, succeas.
fully lowered. The scare and disorder
prevented many persona being eaved. The
water was freezing cold. Z This haatened
the death Of many, rendering them pow
erless. ). Z
s; Charles Mills, Of Red Hill, Surrey, says q; !:
srhe lie boats appeared as If they had not
been used for 10 long time. ~ I, They had to
be chopped away with axes with the sssls.
tance Of passengers. Il called out to those
on the; bridge 70 fire rockets iitjwas q long
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BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS, [

% The Rogers block, on Main street be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth and fronting
on,both Main and Water, is probably the
most Important improvement in this line
elnce the Reilly and Welly blocks swero
constructed: It is four stories in height
on Main and five :oni Water, and has q
frontage of forty.aeven feet on Main and
twenty;aeven on Water. . The fronts ara
Of fine pressed brick with brown stone
trimmings, the Main street 'front.' with its
three stories Of large plato glass and It's
ornamental design I is ono Of the most
striking in this part Of the country, I, The
water street front has four stories Of plate
glass. The building is fitted with $passen.
ger and freight elevators from the cellars
to the fifth story. In the top story Is "a
photograph gallery; and large halls.. There
is proylslona Tor two :storeaf on = Main, the
Continued on \ Third Paglt.,] 88sEss89EF55S
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St. Johns and the Zion's Lutheran
churches also built new atseples OF beau
tiful proportions this summer, which add
much to the appearance OF the churches.
The alteration Of residence on Thir-
teenth strest to accommodate the new st.
Johns Home for Boys was commendable
improvamant G., ~. .ssl.s,8 Z. lcl-i.5z ~ -. :